The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 16, 1905, Page 8

INTERNED WARSHIPS RELEASED | RE RY PRN RET ——— WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct, 96~< at and th Admiral Bnquist qua Manila | RRRR ARR RR * * *% PREFERRED HORR * * * * LON ee * —Wo es ot &| * mem ved & ® presas Hors # | *® man ( an «| * ma he home at%® % Sawtel, today throw himself in ® | % front of a rapidly-running elec: et car, at Sixteenth and ® # American avenue, just beyond ® | ® the y limits, and was in- ®/ # stantly killed *| . »| Srrtrrtererererrnr rs Sounds Alarm) ''\“' Senator Scott 8 WHERE OHIO KEEPS YELLOW JACK PATIENTS STAR—“MONDAY, OCT. 16, _ TURNER HALL! «.. DEDICATED hington, 1905 1 AKA A ARR Re . - * NEGRO PREACHERS BAY & ~ ROCKEFELLER 18 IN + * PIED * & DALLAS, Tex. Oct. 16,—-A * * resolution commending John #}/FAIRBANKR TO CUT BON OUT) * D. Rockefeller and saying (hat ® * he is an inapired giver, was ® OF EASY MONEY Job. # adopted on Sunday by the ne ® * gro Baptist convention of Tex: *] popticit \ a |* as, now being held at Waco, =| PY y Given Story of Family - *] “Snaps” in Wadhington Leads ee ee to Actinn af the Viee President teed In Congrenm, and by high offi The Seattle Tur@verein society atari: together with all the German organ advo sea sit jxations in the city’on Bunday laid dp r the corner stone of the new Turner Vice President Fairbanks by - hall, at Highth and Olive, The so-| Word to a friend in Washington, ana cletie assem 1 at Germania hall asked to b the fact put : and marched to the building, Ku-| Widely a# pomsible, that he wt ae Branner was in charge there]! jon’ nia from the and Introdu William Halts, the] fells on the ere 0¢ .Cetover speaker ¢ urnverein, a M bee W that it never ¥ af speaker ofthe 7 ry , as hpen gl : Pte tee tae After the stone had been lald,| ent William Haite made a speech, in| During the summer ther ” which he gave a h u 4 A the ae WHERE OHIO KEEPS HER YELLOW JACK PATIENTS cal German organi 0 t be, filed. be RANCH HOSPITAL AT CINCINNATI LN WHICH WERE PLACED | attempt ng the last w eae t bs bg THE ARRIVALS FROM LOUISIANA WHO WERE FOUND TO | obtain a ha rienced » og tw, HAVE THE FEVER In the evening the Germans a y ie the family a - embled at Ge ia ha peeches| F and OnKE Were the order, the af RRR EEE ee * with | fair closing a big dance A SUCCESSFUL Nathan B. nato * West Virginia, who ha n m * JAPAN BOOMING AFTER THE WAR, * i and Miss Roosevelt, is now stopping| @ . » Perkins Lands at the Wa n nator Seott| » ny 5 Jen " 2 as | 5 A | ously enous! # that many |) ants ; bots « | " | Will Now Try the Whole- of the exporte * A has boug \ $3 * affected by the ned | : =? Gea | sale Busin to ' ule the oi ® j now t h gene * | tare | believe that the affair is othe . “ . ne Saleed | Bemporery duration, says wie 8 t + fet }) Seven years seema a short the tle in the far east with " . De wo t success in, but that fs the actual hom this boycott and keow that it), J ins «a b * for seven years owner of a re is a serious matter, | will elte you| | - - Prey ‘ , el tal) business in Genttia In on an instance of how American t ‘ | ith m yeate “ r si* * t « 2,06 - ww interview had with him yeater fe affected “At He nenaee > : e 2 . H i t pee * “ a Star reporter, Mr. Ger ness house which assured _ : “ ; ~ + @ [that > 8 going St. Peters 1 that he would take ti yon a aint * R at is . ' * |* bus He refused to say rest and then “try h has only amounted to $40,000 > * eotig This “trying his uel" of sue; “I favor some kind of legislation te ee aes Hemerel mon mean) le dw en acenis” the” accepea TeePeP eC ee Cee eS Eee ee eee eee eee 2 rahi ntiring application, un class of Chine to enter s . TLe PITTSHURG wv. ee ng — me hy oe ps a try for a limited space of time ' * ae | The Seattio branch of the United |* ADOT NEW NAME @ /¢ Get fi ype AR oon trac is ia fe the Canadiana, Impose a tax of | BR Victim ¢ | The neh of . Slt looked that can possibly 1 Bike the Canadiana, imoowe » ‘2x of Baron's Victim. 10 [rations Association ot Postottice|* srsmpnrey, ane “Lite vate tl] these * = far try, which would, to a certain ex Cierks held a meeting om Sunday it! 4 nurg of the West,” where the #|| What f wholesale bust bent, keep out the coc | Identify Him the ry room of the postoffice. | % PM" Se ee ee mn Me will enter ie pint to | 2 annual olex of officers war! iinet * rs 08 a ie, as yet lly determined F i. after which the by “of : Ae \ agg vgs “ but we venture to say that 5: } }® has hanged | name to w|| 08. bu $ 2 PAAR A AAA AREA E) white, of the firm of Me- | #*sociation was transacted ix Yeenemaom sa ‘oe || with bis well known determina rn } * ‘ the wo canes salmon stored o spamiaee ¢ » sUCceRn . ; ‘0 h indorsed the n tion, he will carry to sw 4 2 DROPPED DEAD WHIL Millan & ¢ w i sem eaneeeand ong oll : i* * . ° we ee WITH LITTL heck cashed by Von Schlosser, or “> for ord K were swept over-| gue eee Sa usesysy || He is now ing out bis retail | * = eaghed pear, Which has resulted in the ar- | board with portion of the vessel's | business, Everything in the : z Thomas Ogie, 70 years of age, | rest of Von Schlosser, arrived in| Ti. ae i. | WEATHER FORECAST—Tonight| Lion Clothing House, situated Ee ? -actnyy “+ Rob @ | came aboa , i . | at Ist ave. south and Main st af ith his neph- #| Seattle from the east Sunday. White | (* = . | |) at Ist a a 4 od SS on Sunday &| will accompany Lieutenant High, of pesenaere Fair, With Light Frost; Tue day | will be sold at wholesale coat | * toieving dropped dead. Ogle #/ the Detroit detective for to Olym- | California mer Fair; Light East Winds. #& was a pioneer of Waterville, #| pia, where he will see if he can % Wash. He seemed to be in the | identify Schlosser of health and spirits a *| ® Beat mutes before his death. Jeanie Reports lv Strike at Nom 3 gio ‘The steamer Jeanie arrived trom |T Nome with $320,000 in gold and 57) © ; er ag on Sunday afternoon y ptain C. B. Wood reports encoun « jan lers in this *| No Sunday Shaves LOS AN Cal, Oct. — the ausplees of the Central uncil an open meeting ‘it = held this evening. to which i union barbers and their employ ity have been Invited he object of the meeting Is to dis the proposition of abolishiog my | Sunday work and reducing the sum ber of working hours on week days e 4 by the offictain of the 4 tering severe weather on the way|!* '* —, Mag! = nw te Pirro 4 down. The Jeanie took 12 days to| ‘#bor Council that in no oth ne in the country do the barbers work Make the voyage. The vessel's officers reports steamer Edyth and ship Ocet still at Nome. The Edyth is exp ed to leave Nome about October 14. The ship Occidental had not dis-| p charged her cargo while the Jeanie ‘Was at Nome, owing to trouble with| the stevedores, Captain Kessel! held the price asked by the union > was exorbitant | a After discharging her cargo here [| = the Jeanie will load at once for Sa Francisco. mal! DAWSON, Oct. 16 Anthony ef Varicle, managing director of the _ Yukon Polar institute, and who will % head the expedition to the North pole next summer, leaves for t F tle on the steamer Casca, the last Vessel to ma the trip out this § Reason 4 While in Seattle Dr. Varicle will deliver an address before the Alaska lub of that city. He ia accompanied by Charles MacDonald, clerk of the : territorial and supreme court, who was given leave of absence by Gov ernor Innes, of Ottawa, in that he might set forth the adv tages of the Yukon and help in out fitting the expedition NERR RRR * 4 t 3 4 a #% TOKIO, Oct. 16—As guests & 4 %& of Marquis Ito and Count Oku- & ® ma, foreign minister, William «# % Jennings Bryan and family are & # now in this city. The Japanese- # American society will banquet *& * Mr. Bryan tonight * * * ee ee ee ‘The steamer Umatilla, of the Pa-| tific Coast Steamship company, ar j gived in port from San Francisco on Bunday, after an asnally rough trip up the coast. ra day and a night the Umatilla battled with a| portheast gale and seas which con tinually boarded her decks. Turkish Bath 50c INCLUDING BED ALL NIGH Heady’s Barber Shop First and Washington } the tander hotel. acess os the| more hours than in Los Angeles for and Mra. Joseph Shippen sake of Mra. Shippens heal spend the winter in California. or the present they are at the Mr Alveolar DentistrY Wherever you go the world around the Boston Dentists name stands for famous DI VEOLAR DI the most universally praised and, unfe the st IMITATED er-day discov eries. But the fact*that it is IMITATED worth. By Boston Den a new era In Decayed. only p this new system the ts have established lontistry broken-down, ab seeased and loose teeth are re stored to health and beauty and at a moderate coat Of course, t Boston Dentiets do not stand responsible for the many IMITATORS who claim to have a knowledge of this new system and BRAZENLY claim it as their own. hoping to profit thereby But thie the will as you of, that if will sure come to thelr office at 1420 Sec ond avenue, and have your teeth treated by them, the comfort and satisfaction you will find in the work you have done will be a revelation to you, and, best of all, this work will be done « price no higher than pri ordinary dentistry, and th re sults will assuredly be much more satisfactory. charge is made for exam ination, consultatic The address is BOSTON DENTISTS 1420 Second Avenue. Opposite Bon Marche, Seattle Ph A 2818, Main 1186, Lady Attendants. or advice nes SS rrr rrrrrr WANTED! Elbow Room for the Workmen! THE WHILE NNEX WILL THE NI CON DO rl \ AND EEP BUSINESS THIS LENGTHY PHE CONTRAC THE CENTER OCCUPYING SSITY. OF REDUC EVEN POINT DISC W STORE IS BEIN EC dD GREED ON I AST FRI MAN »AY S- AGE ALLOW 1 HIS WORKMEN NCE THE MENT R OF R re MR. DRLVI ro THE FEET GROUND ALL ARO NEC ING STOCKS. The Workmen Must Have Elbow Room IRDER TO MAKE UP FOR THE LOSS OF SHOW WIN- DOWS AND THE DISADVANTAGES WE’RE 4INDER WE SHALL PUT HE PRICES AY, WE'RE COMPELLED TO PUT THI PRICES—DOWN ON EVERY DOLLAR WORTH OF MERCHAN DISE NOW IN THIS REMNANT OF A BUILDING rTOMORROW THEN YOU'LL FIND ALL THE FALL STOCKS READY, AND ALL AT PRICES THAT SAVE YOU ANYWHERE FROM 10 TO 35 PER CENT. 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